Die rol van sosiale ondersteuning op die psigiese weerbaarheid van adolessente in jeugsorgsentrums
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Abstract
English
A qualitative study was conducted to determine the role of social support in the psychological resilience of adolescents in youth care centres. Multiple case studies were used to understand participants. Semi-structured interviews were held with eight adolescents from Ons Kinder- en Jeugsorgsentrum. Transcriptions of the interviews were analysed according to a qualitative data-analysis method. The most important conclusions regarding the role of social support in the psychological resilience of adolescents in youth care centres are as follows: there is a greater need for friends in these adolescents’ lives than in those of adolescents from stable families; there is a tendency to view other adults as parental figures; they have restricted access to family support; professional persons, such as social workers and teachers, provide social support; and religion is considered a significant source of support by some of these adolescents.
Keywords
English
Teenagers -- Institutional care Teenagers -- Suicidal behavior Suicidal behavior -- Psychological aspects. Child welfare Resilience (Personality trait) in adolescence Parent and teenager Youth care centres Sources of social support Social support Religion Family support Parental figures Psychological resilience Adolescents Children’s homes